[Shizuoka / Mt. Fuji] Small group (8 people) Guided Mt. Fuji climbing tour 2022 "Slow enjoyment plan 2 nights 3 days"

* It is a plan to climb Mt. Fuji using the "Fujinomiya route" with the shortest altitude difference and distance for climbing, and the "Prince route" with low congestion and difficulty for descending! Of the four Mt. Fuji 5th station climbing entrances, we will start climbing from "Fujinomiyaguchi 5th station (elevation 2,400m)", which has the smallest difference in altitude, so it is a recommended tour for beginners! This is a "cheap, small-group guided Mt. Fuji mountaineering tour" with one guide for up to 8 guests, so it is a recommended tour for groups with children, families, couples, elderly people and women only. !! Stayed at the 7th station (3,010m) mountain lodge on the 1st day. After climbing and descending on the second day, we stayed at another mountain lodge for another night. On the 3rd day, it is a leisurely enjoyment plan to come down to the 5th station. Unlike major tours that climb in groups of dozens of people, the "Small Group Guided Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour" allows you to climb at a relatively self-paced pace, and each customer can also explain the guide. You can talk while looking at your face, so you can really enjoy climbing Mt. Fuji.

Of the four climbing points on Mt. Fuji, start climbing from the 5th station of Fujinomiyaguchi (elevation 2,400m), which has the smallest difference in altitude, and use the Fujinomiya route. Since the "Prince Route", which is less crowded and difficult, will be used for the Mt. Fuji mountaineering tour course, those who are not confident in their physical strength, beginners of mountaineering, families with children, elderly people and women alone will use Mt. Fuji. I highly recommend it to anyone planning to climb a mountain!

The secret to successful climbing Mt. Fuji is, after all, not to get altitude sickness. In addition, "how to rehydrate", "how to breathe", "pace distribution", "how to take a break", "how to climb / descend", "understand the weather conditions", "prevention of getting lost", " "Prevention of injuries", "Response in case of injury", etc ... There are many, but if you are climbing Mt. Fuji with a guide, don't worry! You can leave everything to the guide! So you can climb with confidence!

Dozens of people climb the major tours, so it can be desperate to keep up with them ... Also, even if you come across a landscape you like, you can't even watch and take pictures slowly, and the guide's commentary at all. I can't even hear it. With the “Small-group Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour”, you can climb at a relatively self-paced pace, and you can talk about the guide's commentary while looking at each customer's face, so in the true sense of the word, “enjoying Mt. Fuji” I can do it!